Who is the author of the book Principia Mathematica?
Correct answer: A. Issac Newton
- A. Issac Newton
- B. Albert Einstein
- C. Copernicus
- D. Galileo
Explanation
Isaac Newton wrote Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica, commonly shortened to Principia, in which he presented laws of motion and universal gravitation. Albert Einstein and Galileo wrote major works in physics, but not this foundational book.
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